Wood plane complete with mortice cutting to fit cutting blade and wooden wedge for grooving timber, Brass plate held firmly by 9 screws on top of mortice cutting guide. Steel plate guide on base is held firmly by 16 screws

Bread knife, Sheffield steal, Green wooden handle.Made in SHEFFIELD ENGLAND

Wooden framed, glass tube thermometer.Inscribed with increments of numbers 1 to 170.

Round wooden breadboard, some restoration work to centre of board.

Three panelled food grater. All panels joined and movable.WILLOW

Belonged to to Mrs Wm. Roy Denson. In Dairies she kept from 1916-1920, then Freda Sylvia Dorothy Burke, She related activities involved in with her sister Cpl. Marie Burke. At that time Freda lived at Hampton with hairdresser father, Robert O’Hara Burke.VWAAC UNIFORM, (volunteer Women’s Australian Army Corps) Belonged to Mrs Wm. Roy Denison. Front fastening buttons made from brass. Buttons have inscribed VWAAC

Victorian British Army Officers Insignia Crown Pips - Rank of Major. Navy military uniform, silk lined, hook and eye fastening with false duffle buttons to front fastening.

Drill bit with changable drill tip

Victorian Railway uniform, Navy with silver front fastening buttons. Black silk lined.V R

Round large stamping pad, used at local post office for multiple stamps. Post office 14, 15,16, 17.

Wooden Handled commercial stamp used.For Victoria Railways Commission

Woodwork wooden router,

Wooden and brass commercial stampUnclaimed at Yarroweyah

Sodden and brass commercial stamp, insignia YarroweyahYarroweyah

Medium size brown suit case. Single brown leatherette handle. Double latch closures with 2 keys attached. Metal protectors on each corner of case. Interior lined with dark green fabric. Interior of lid with pocket section.

Wooden rubber stamp - commercialCobram Yarroweyah Trust

Stamp holder Circa 1930

Commercial Ledger donated by Vern Wyatt who with his father, George and uncle Les Wyatt operated Cobram’s main motor repair and service garage on the east side of Station Street ( Opposite the now Car wash).

In 1955 Ross Street North had to be cut to allow flood waters to relieve the flooding of the Tatura Township. The Midland Highway west of the Tatura Undera Road was cut by flood waters.floods 1955, ross st, midland highway, hogan's farm, baldwin road, photograph, people

Copies of Coroners' inquest, trial and other newspaper cuttings of James Edwards accused of W Skinner's murder. Sentenced to 12 years for manslaughter. Copies of additional photographs (5).Blue A4 display book, containing 22 plastic sleeves containing information of W Skinner murder 1905.murder of william skinner, waranga basin, skinners bridge, tatura-rushworth road, james edwards, victorian murder cases

Photos of Crawford family- early pioneers.|1.Andrew Crawford,1846-1917, b. Tullintane, Bruckless, County Donegal, Eire. Selected land Bayunga Road, Toolamba in 1871.|2.Rebecca Crawford, 1850-1933, nee Shanks, b. at Pontz Pass; County Down; Northern Ireland; wife of Andrew Crawford; mother of 12 children.|3.Crawford Family 1896: Standing: George, Sam, Agnes, Tom, Bill, Maggie. Seated: May, Rebecca (mother), Andy, Kitty, Andrew (father).|4. Wedding of Samuel & Margaret McWhinnie (nee Crawford). Sept. 23rd. 1914.|5. Samuel & Margaret McWhinnie (nee Crawford), married at old Toolamba Pioneer Church (now Toolamba Uniting Church)|6. The "Lynwood" & "Woodlands", Crawford boys 1914. Standing: Tom (W); Jack (L); Bill (W). Seated: Sam (W); Arch (L); Andy (W); George (W); George (L).|7. The "Woodlands" & "Lynwood" girls, 1913.Eliza (L); Maggie (W); Mary (L); May (W); Agnes (L); Kitty (W); Agnes (W); Fan (L).|8. Andy & Gladys Crawford (nee Harper), married at Murchison, 29th. June 1921.|9.Bridesmaid, Joan Harper at Crawford Wedding, 29th. June 1921.|10 "Woodlands", home of Andrew & Rebecca Crawford, built 1896.B. & W. Photographs copies.

Material loaned for copying. Report prepared in 2001 on the remaining log house and stables on the property selected at Byrneside on the north west corner of Brewer Road and the Tatura Byrneside Road. Report contains copy of photographs and records.

John & Agnes Stirling, Tatura residents, Baynga Road c.1923 to c.1949|Margaret Jack Munro, mother of Agnes Stirling and Martha Knee.Photographs loaned for copying.

Weatherboard house, shingle roof, former hotel, 6 kms. west of Merrigum on Andrews Road, south side. The house was built by John Sebastian Smith who built the first hotel in Merrigum, and occupied by Thomas Alcorn from 1911 until 1967. Demolished in 1982.Photocopied photo and letter of explanation.

Shire of Rodney road construction plant.|1. Electric bitumen bulk heater, and tanker, c.1965|2. Bitumen Sprayer c.1965|3. Young's Rock Crusher c.1960.|Rodney Shire|Taturaphotograph, people

Relics of Camp 13, still in existence in 2001.|Photo 1. Stone culvert ends under road running around compound fencing.|Photo 2. Twenty cell gaol at north end of compound.|Photo 3. Horse trough?|Photo 4. Latrines, Compound A.|Photo 5. Concrete drainage sump.